I have a 1998 Dodge Dakota 318 with CAI, Flowmaster exhaust, 180 stat and some more **** i cant remember right now. i was recently looking at JET Performance chips and was wondering if they were worth the money. My dakota is Automatic if that helps. I would like some info, so if you could help me out that would be great. Thanx!

 

Superchips (3915 IIRC?) is the way to go on Dak's....

 

i'll let you know once i get my Jet stage 1 for my 2.5

 

i had a jet stage 2 90402s i the stage two does work but the down fall is that it is only all full throttle, and when it hits full throttle you can feel it kick in i still have it and wanting to sell it if anybody is interested fits the following
Make DODGE
Model DAKOTA
Beginning Year 2004
Ending Year 2006
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model DAKOTA
Beginning Year 2004
Ending Year 2006
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Manual


Make DODGE
Model DURANGO
Beginning Year 2004
Ending Year 2006
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model DURANGO
Submodel ADVENTURER
Beginning Year 2007
Ending Year 2008
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model DURANGO
Submodel LIMITED
Beginning Year 2007
Ending Year 2008
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model DURANGO
Submodel SLT
Beginning Year 2007
Ending Year 2008
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model DURANGO
Submodel SXT
Beginning Year 2007
Ending Year 2008
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model RAM 1500 PICKUP
Beginning Year 2004
Ending Year 2004
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 287
Engine Size 4.7L/287
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model RAM 1500 PICKUP
Beginning Year 2004
Ending Year 2004
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 287
Engine Size 4.7L/287
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Manual


Make DODGE
Model RAM 1500 PICKUP
Beginning Year 2005
Ending Year 2006
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic


Make DODGE
Model RAM 1500 PICKUP
Beginning Year 2005
Ending Year 2006
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Manual


Make JEEP
Model GRAND CHEROKEE
Beginning Year 2006
Ending Year 2006
Engine Type V8
Liter 4.7
CID 285
Engine Size 4.7L/285
Engine Family Mopar modular V8
Transmission Automatic

 

Darn man if u had one for the 5.2 i would be all over it. i was also reading that the only way u can put a stage 2 in a dak is if u have a free flow exhaust and a 180 stat and a CAI helps. so i figured i would go stage 2

 

according to popular knowledge, jet chips become overwritten over time by the factroy pcm and are rendered useless. i however have no facts based upon this claim but read enough on a few different forum boards saying theyre garbage, but dont take my word for it. just give you a heads up to do your research first before you lay down a couple bucks

 

ya i havent bought anything yet. wanting some opinions 1st b4 i do anything. thanx man. if u find anything else out let me know.

 

my o4 4.7l didnt have a 180 degree thermostate and the only one i could find was threw jet like at 50 bucks so i called them and they said as long as its with in 30 or so degrees your fine just to throw that out there

 

How is the chip overall?

 

if youre gonna tune it, go with a super hips programmer if you dont want to go crazy. if you really dont mind spending a couple of extra bucks, look up SCT tuner. im almost certain theres something on their site for the dodge v8 but im sure if you talk to the right person, you can have something brewed up for your truck

http://www.sctflash.com/